LadyAstronaut

1 minute ago, Frustration said:

Leaving with a dead-eye would likely be impossible altogether.

I'm asking if the bond would prevent someone from leaving without the deadeye

Could a person bonded to a deadeye Blade leave the Rosharan system?

Speculation: Since Radiants, Spren or Fused could not leave Roshar - probably for the same reasons stormlight gemstones get heavy for worldhoppers in Shadesmar. Therefore I imagine that Adolin or another Shardbearer could not bring their deadeyed spren with them thru the cognitive realm. However if Adolin were to leave Maya on Roshar could he even leave the Rosharam system? If so then traveling thru a perpendicularity back into the physical realm on another planet like Scadrial or Nalthis could he summon his blade? 

Would traveling with spaceships thru the physical realm get around the limits Mraize described? Now that Navani has invented airships and the southern scadrians also have airships were one step closer to spaceships. I always thought it'd be weird to build spaceships with the time dilation involved in FTL (will there be FTL in the cosmere?) when worldhopping thru the cognitive realm is relatively quick. 

Oh I assumed as much because I've never seen hyphenated words on an ereader before. My kobo justifies text and push large words to the next line.

I realize The Way Of Kings Prime is a Sanderson Curiosity and barely edited. Also Peter Ahlstrom hasn't started this thread or even asked for it (I assume he's way to busy with Rhythm of War). But if the team at Dragonsteel is ever interested in correcting typos for the print edition I thought I'd list what I found. 

Page numbers from the ePub

p103 tenancy -> tendency

p503 aren't unarmed -> are unarmed or aren't armed

p534 solders -> soldiers

p660 mater -> matter

p693 be an answers -> any?

There was also this weird placement of hyphens in the middle of words:

p211 prefer-red

p212 annoy-ance

p224 recita-tion

p230 regis-ters

p247 absorb-ing

p267 predic-ament

p274 incapa-citation

p277 mimick-ing

p459 incon-spicuously

p712 respons-ibility

p753 under-stood

p792 every-thing